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NEW TO OAS-7?
This page provides basic information for anyone who is new to Wersi OAS-7 instruments. It will deal only with the most fundamental features.
Requests for items to include on this page are invited so that we can respond most usefully.
All articles will be provided as downloadable PDF files available from the panel below.
All articles will be provided as downloadable PDF files available from the panel below.
There’s no better place to start than at the beginning. By default, as soon as OAS-
The Selectors tab is to the right of the Main tab along the top of the screen. It contains two screens, the second one being selected by touching the Advanced button on the first screen. This article is about the first screen and can be downloaded as a pdf file by clicking on the above title.
This article continues the investigation of the Selectors tab by examining the Advanced screen. It can be downloaded as a pdf file by clicking on the above title.
This article looks at both screens under the Acc tab: the first Accompaniment screen and the Advanced screen.
This is the first article looking at the Quickload button on the Main screen. The Presets button and the first screen of the Styles button are presented in detail.
This article continues by looking at quickloading Styles and the Accompaniment Manager screen. The “Edit ACC” column is investigated in detail, including how to use the “Variation Presets” (Var Presets) button which is not described in any Manual.
This article looks at the final tab of the Quickload Screen, “Sounds”.
On the Main Screen the Total Preset Status Bar has two functions, depending upon the length of time it is touched. This article explores each of these functions.
On the Selectors screen there is a button labelled “Sub-Presets ”. This is the first in a series of articles which investigates these.
This completes a look at the Reverb Sub-
This article covers the use and function of the Chorus Sub-
This article looks at the Delay Sub-
This article covers the features to be found under the Mixer Tab. There are many different settings which can be made there and they can change considerably the sound a Wersi instrument makes. Settings can be stored in Presets and any one of those can be included in a Total Preset as an alternative to the default Mixer Preset.
This article covers the features to be found under the Outputs Tab.
The material under this Tab is quite vast and pulls together many of the strands of the OAS, including providing instrument information and access to the various Wersi databases. For this reason, three articles are being devoted to this Tab. This first article covers all the items in column one of the Tabs screen.
For this article we move onto the middle column of features under this tab. This includes MIDI Settings, Activation-
